Suggested texts for an introduction to crystallography:
Massa, Werner (2004). Crystal structure determination. 2nd Edition, Springer 2004. (In
Robinson Library).
Hammond, Christopher (1992). Introduction to crystallography. Revised Edition, Oxford
University Press, Oxford UK. (In Robinson Library)
Sands, Donald E. (1993). Introduction to Crystallography (Dover Classics of Science and
Mathematics), Dover Edition (first published 1975). – Not in Robinson Library.
Oxford Chemistry Primers have several texts of relevance. This book series is generally very
comprehensive:
Clegg, William (1998). Crystal Structure Determination. Oxford University Press (Volume 60 of
Oxford Chemistry Primers), 84 pp. (In Robinson Library)
Weller, Mark T. (2002). Inorganic materials chemistry. Oxford Science Publications (Volume 23
of Oxford Chemistry Primers), 92 pp. (In Robinson Library). THIS IS A GOOD STARTING POINT.
Some classic reference texts (some quite lengthy) include:
Crystal Structure Analysis, Principles and Practice, Second Edition. Edited by William Clegg,
Alexander J Blake, Jacqueline M Cole, John S O Evans, Peter Main, Simon Parsons and David J
Watkin. July 2009. (ISBN13: 9780199219469, ISBN10: 019921946X). - I’ve not looked at this
one myself but it has some good authors.
Dent Glasser L. S (1977). Crystallography and its applications. Van Nostrand Reinhold Company
Ltd. Australia, 224 pp.
Brown, P. J. and Forsyth, J. B. (1973). The Crystal Structure of Solids (Structures and Properties
of Solids 2). Edward Arnold Ltd, London, 172 pp.